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This Tuscan farmhouse dates back to the 16th century. It’s been restored to maintain its historic charm, with a Leopoldine tower and the original stone and terracotta. The villa and annex – you won’t all be sleeping under the same roof here – sit within 2.6 hectares of parkland in the Tuscan countryside. Admire views of the town of Sinalunga from beside the swimming pool and in the oak-, olive-, and vine-filled garden. There’s an alfresco dining area in the shade of a pergola, with a barbecue and wood-fired stove to cook on. You can easily visit Montepulciano, Siena, and Florence from this rural Tuscan base. 

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Set on a farm, parts of which are more than 200 years old, you’ll find this apartment, which is light and bright thanks to the large arched windows. Outside, as you’d hope for – there are gorgeous vistas over the Tuscan countryside and instead of a farm pond, there’s now a beautiful shared pool, which is a short walk through the communal gardens. When you fancy exploring the area – go for a hike in the Val di Chiana, discover the medieval hilltop town of Montepulciano, or spend the day at one of the beaches at Lake Trasimeno.

The Tuscan Vineyard

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Located in the Tuscan countryside, this home in Torrita di Siena offers endless peace, quiet and picturesque scenery. With views stretching to Lake Trasimeno, it's a spot for those keen to reconnect with nature while discovering the attractions of Tuscany. There's a shared swimming pool on-site, and you'll have your own private garden space here. The alfresco dining area is perfect for sitting with a glass of local wine and an Italian aperitivo. Meanwhile, the open-plan living area makes for a sociable living space to kick back after a long day of exploring.

Casa di Siena

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Situated on a private resort, this villa drops you in the heart of the Tuscan countryside to indulge in pure rest and relaxation. Set over two floors, there’s plenty of space for guests to spread out, plus an inviting private terrace to soak up the rural vistas. Cool off from the Italian heat in the seasonal communal pool, while a visit to the on-site wine bar is a must to taste some local delights. For an additional fee, you can also enjoy a delicious breakfast buffet, an Italian cooking class or a truffle hunting experience. 

Tuscan White

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Looking for the wow factor? This home fits the bill. Each room effortlessly blends Tuscan tradition with contemporary aesthetics – none more so than the living area, with its brick archways, stone walls and beamed ceilings. There's also an annexe offering even more space for groups, containing an additional kitchen and living room, as well as the fifth and sixth bedrooms (one of which is wheelchair-accessible). Outside, the swoon-worthy views from the infinity pool and Jacuzzi are hard to resist. Meanwhile, the shaded pergola is perfect for Aperol Spritzes at sundown. And did we mention daily maid service is included? If you can tear yourself away from this stunning home, Montefollonico is a thirty-minute walk, while Siena is an hour's drive.

The White Vine

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This stunning villa is surrounded by 32 hectares of woods, olive groves, and vineyards. It benefits from a fantastic location close to Tuscany, Umbria and Lazio, making it perfect for families and friends wanting to explore more of Italy. You can reach Siena in forty-five minutes and Rome in ninety – you’ll have your pick when it comes to exciting day-trips. There’s plenty to keep you occupied at the villa, too, with a private pool, barbecue, and billiards. Two guests will be sleeping in an adjacent cottage, which is ideal for a couple seeking more privacy. 

A Tuscan Legacy

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This home, composed of three suites and two cottages, sits on an exclusive estate just 1 kilometre from the historic centre of Montepulciano. It’s in a breathtaking spot overlooking a vineyard-filled valley, with the marvellous views visible from inside and out – the living room boasts floor-to-ceiling arched windows. The outside space is stunning, with a private pool and gardens filled with fragrant roses, fruit trees, and even a vegetable patch. We love the rustic touches that sit alongside modern amenities – you get the best of both worlds here. 

Sunflower Hill

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This home is a handsome retreat in the heart of Val di Chiana. Outside, you can enjoy stunning views across olive trees and vineyards while lounging by the private pool. There are plenty of shaded areas for lazy afternoon reading sessions, while the terrace lends itself perfectly to evening drinks. The rooms are set across three independent cottages – all of which feature a kitchen and living room. It’s worth noting you will need a car to get around here, but it’s just a short drive to the village of Sinalunga where you’ll find restaurants and shops. It’s also the ideal base for exploring nearby Siena, Arezzo and Montepulciano.

The Vittoria 

This home is part of a resort set between the gorgeous valleys of Val d'Orcia and the Val di Chiana. The decor isn't the most exciting, but you can't beat this picturesque location. An easy drive from quaint villages and the city of Siena, it's the perfect starting point for exploring Tuscany. Spread over two floors, the first floor is dedicated to the large master suite, and we're big fans of the private terrace – perfect for enjoying a glass of wine at sunset. There's a communal swimming pool and solarium for relaxing during summer, and a wine bar and restaurant for trying some of the region's best wines. Your host can also help arrange a plethora of exciting activities, including truffle hunting, wine tastings and cooking classes.


The Tuscan Farmhouse

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Tucked within seventy hectares of countryside and surrounded by countless rows of olive groves and cypress trees, this charming Tuscan estate is the picture of rural tranquillity. Split into the main house and an independent annexe, the address has retained plenty of its original features – wooden beams, an open-hearth fireplace, stone floors and antique furniture give guests a sense of history. Start your day by pushing open the French doors in the living room and looking out over the neighbouring hills before sharing breakfast in the charming kitchen. 

Stepping outside, the home’s beautiful garden is an ideal sunbathing spot, while the sparkling swimming pool is perfect for cooling off from the midday heat. Find a cosy corner amid the plants to enjoy a cocktail at sundown, then head to the pergola, where an elegant dining table promises an unforgettable alfresco experience. If you can bear to leave your manor, the pretty town of Montepulciano is a short ten-minute drive away. Walk its winding streets and try the rare Vino Noble wine the region is so famous for.

Aglio e Olio

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Nestled in a Tuscan country estate, this pet-friendly home offers the best of both worlds – a private terrace for alfresco dining and the option to share breakfast with your neighbours at the buffet. After snoozing by the communal pool, why not join a truffle hunt? Or rent a bike and cycle through the area. Maybe sipping local sundowners in the on-site bar will inspire a next-day trip to medieval Montepulciano, so you can see where that regional wine comes from.

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Flanked by Tuscany's postcard-perfect cypress trees and commanding magnificent views of the rolling hills and vineyards beyond, the setting for this farmhouse villa would be hard to beat. 

Spend lazy mornings exploring nearby Cortona, one of the oldest Etruscan towns in the region (a sixteen-minute drive). Or discover the little borghis (that's little villages to us) perched in the hillsides surrounding this home. 

When it's time to cool off from the Tuscan sun, head back home to while away an afternoon beside the pool, enclosed by vineyards and olive trees. Set within a fifteen-hectare farm estate, the owners produce an exceptional extra virgin olive oil and a mean Syrah and Sangiovese, which they'll happily invite you to sample in the wine cellar adjacent to the house. The perfect accompaniments for evening barbecues on the vast outdoor terrace, wouldn't you agree?

Group of friends or families sharing will love how spaced out this home feels, with a separate annex to sleep two – perfect for those wanting that little extra privacy. While upstairs in the main house, the cool, lofty bedrooms invite a blissful night's sleep in their comfortable beds. And you'll love waking up to those views of the Tuscan hills each morning. 

Little Borghis

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This apartment near Torrita di Siena has lovely views over this little slice of Tuscany from the terrace – perfect for alfresco meals. Or have a stroll through the communal gardens to the shared swimming pool. When you feel like exploring, visit Torrita di Siena with its pretty streets lined with stone-built houses or go for a hike around Mount Amiata. Alternatively, spend the day in one of the many parks in the area, such as Giardini Pubblici and Parco Via Ruffilli.

Tuscan Sweet

This converted Tuscan home provides a great base to explore one of Italy’s most iconic areas from. Though the interior perhaps lacks a bit of cosiness, it is well-kept and provides you with all you need for a comfortable stay, including a fully-equipped kitchen and a nice open-plan dining area which leads onto a private terrace. Guests can also make use of the resort’s facilities, such as the shared outdoor pool and rooftop. Make the most of the area by sampling some of its famous wines and visiting the picturesque towns. 

The Alighieri

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Tucked away deep in the Tuscan countryside, this villa offers the perfect romantic base for those looking to escape the crowds. With views of rolling hills as far as the eye can see – best enjoyed from the private pool – you can soak up the tranquillity of its Valdichiana Valley setting to your heart’s content. Olive oil and wine tastings are some of the local pastimes and the two mountain bikes on hand will help with your scenic exploring. Once you’ve brought back plenty of local produce, there’s no better way to enjoy it than alfresco on the lawn. While the home’s interiors are rustic and dated in some places, the working fireplace is a nice touch, as is getting a sound night’s sleep with nothing but the wind rustling the cypress trees to disturb your slumber. 


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Bookended by the olive groves, cypress trees and rolling green hills of Southern Tuscany is this 1960s-style architectural feat designed and curated by a sculptor and architect duo. Perfect for two couples or a small group of friends looking to explore the region, this cleverly converted warehouse is airy and open-plan with large crittall-style windows looking out over the vineyard and rambling countryside beyond. We particularly liked the stone fireplace and curated pieces of art dotted around that make for a real visual statement. Through to the bedrooms, where you'll find minimalist interiors, crisp white bed linens and antique objects that combines traditional touches with modern influence. Spend mornings idly relaxing underneath the warm Tuscan sun by the stunning 20-metre lap pool or recharging in the sauna, before cycling to the nearby village of Montisi. Take a half-hour drive to the famous vineyards of Montepulciano and bring a few bottles of vino back with you – to be chilled in the home's wine cellar and enjoyed out on the terrace, as you look out across the medieval ruins of Montelifrè Castle. Be it wine, history, interior design, or art, this home delivers in spades. 

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There's nothing more magical and romantic than the sight of an ancient hilltop Tuscan town, surrounded by rolling hills and cypress trees, and here it's what you'll be waking up to each morning. Set just outside the walls of Montepulciano, surrounded by vineyards and olive trees, this traditional farmhouse has been lovingly modernised by your host to create a perfect, authentic experience of life in this beautiful region.

Divided into two apartments, each with three good-size bedrooms, it's easily connected to form a really spacious single home. Set on three levels, you'll have all the character features you'd hope for – terracotta floors, arched windows and heavily beamed ceilings – while much of the home has been updated to offer modern kitchens and luxurious ensuite bathrooms. At the front is a large lawn suitable for kids to play on or adults to sit and read, while the rear patio faces that incredible view of the town.

Walk or drive into Montepulciano in just minutes to explore its medieval buildings, or head further afield for day trips – Siena and Perugia are both less than an hour away by car.

Il Doppio

Set in the heart of Tuscany, this home, featuring traditional Tuscan colours and exposed beams, has a lovely location on a 200-year-old former farm. There's a shared outdoor swimming pool and wine bar to enjoy at this resort. At the apartment, large arched doors open out to a private terrace with stunning views of the Tuscan countryside, while inside, whitewashed walls and beams keep the stylish interiors light and fresh. When you feel like exploring the area, the historic towns and villages of Val d'Orcia are within easy reach.

Tuscan Vineyard

You can take your pick from Tuscany's best bits with a stay at this modern apartment. The historic towns of Val d'Orcia and the famous cities of Florence, Perugia, Siena, Arezzo, and Orvieto are all within easy reach. Set within the grounds of a 200-year-old farm estate, while little of the historic charm remains inside the home, the fuss-free interiors are well-suited to a family holiday. Outside, the private veranda with an alfresco dining set-up is tailor-made for evening meals. While over on the grounds, there's a communal swimming pool which you'll share with the thirteen other lodgings and an on-site bar to grab breakfast and obligatory sundowners.

Tuscany's Holy Grail

Nestled within a private estate, this traditional Tuscan farmhouse offers beautiful views and the ideal setting for a romantic Italian escape. Outside, lazy days can be spent strolling through olive groves, lounging by the private pool (open seasonally) and sipping drinks on the terrace. Inside, some of the furnishings are a little dated, but there’s plenty of character and an abundance of space across the eight bedrooms – one of which is located in a separate apartment and includes its own kitchen. You will need a car to explore further afield, but it’s just 2 kilometres to the historic centre of Montefollonico, with easy access to Lake Trasimeno. 

Sweet, Sweet Tuscany 

One of two three-bedroom apartments set within a traditional Tuscan farmhouse, it offers a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, overlooking the hilltop town of Montepulciano.

Despite its recent renovation, your hosts have done their utmost to maintain the period features that made this villa so special in the first place, so the original archways, exposed beams and wooden windows remain. However, stylish contemporary furnishings and a sleek kitchen bring it firmly up to date. All en-suite bedrooms complete the interior offering, each with views over the medieval town of Montepulciano, while guests staying in the main suite benefit from direct access to the balcony.

Vista a Montepulciano

You’ll find this stunning twelfth-century watermill set among dappled woodland and 1.5 acres of flourishing gardens in the rambling Tuscan countryside. The owners, Marco and Alessandro, spent years lovingly renovating the home, restoring its timber beams, stone walls and terracotta flagstone floors while incorporating antique and custom pieces to create a warm, rustic ambience. If you’re spending time outside, we bet you’ll be relaxing under a parasol by the saltwater infinity pool – it’s built inside the trench that supplied the mill with water over 800 years ago. After a sun-soaked morning, head into the woods for secret spots and the best views of the rolling landscape. When you’re feeling peckish, indulge in Italian feasts out on the patio – or if you don’t feel like cooking, you’re only a five-minute drive from the gorgeous restaurants in Montepulciano. As the evening draws in, take a bottle of wine produced from grapes grown in the home’s own vineyards, and settle down in the chill-out area under the old oak tree for a night of stargazing. Featuring seven bedrooms – each with its own ensuite – a large group or family will enjoy spending quality time together without sacrificing their own personal space.

The Old Watermill

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Whereas years ago you would have found a farmhouse on this site, visitors are today greeted by a villa that marries rustic charm and modern amenities.

Trust us when we say that you won't find it difficult to relax here, thanks to the beautiful views of vineyards and the ancient walled city of Montepulciano in the distance. As you would hope, there are plenty of spots where you can admire this scenic vista, whether it's out on the balcony, the terrace or the large front lawn.

Inside, there are a pair of kitchens, dining rooms and living rooms, which offers an extra degree of flexibility if you're travelling in a big group. There are terracotta tiles and wooden ceiling beams throughout to remind you of the home's heritage, but contemporary kitchens and pristine bathrooms show you how much effort the host has gone to in order to bring the address up to date.

Montepulciano and its impressive collection of Renaissance-era architecture can be reached in around ten minutes' walk. The wider region is famous for its wine production and there are lots of wineries you can visit to learn a little more about the process. Who knows, you might even be able to sample some of the local produce, too.



Rural Idyll

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From traditional interiors to the typical Tuscan landscape, there's a lot to love about this villa. It dates back to the 18th century and was once home to an aristocratic family – and boy, does it show. Frescoed ceilings, antique furniture, and other original features add a sense of grandeur. Several bedrooms provide plenty of space for large groups. Outside, the extensive garden is home to tucked-away seating areas and a large swimming pool ideal for a summertime dip. Take a scenic stroll through the surrounding private park, or when you fancy an adventure, visit Arezzo or Siena – they're both less than an hour away by car.

Traditions of Toscana

It's homes like this that give Tuscany its reputation as a blissful place which to retreat for a week or three. The surrounding landscape of vineyards and rolling hillsides is as picturesque as you could possibly imagine, while the home itself is bursting with character.

Much of this is down to its long history. Built at the end of the 18th century as a mill, it was converted into a farmhouse before becoming the handsome getaway you see today. This heritage is writ large across the interior, with stone archways, wooden ceiling beams and terracotta tiles underfoot a treat for those that melt at the sight of rustic design – which includes us. The more contemporary features – including the freestanding bathtub and modern kitchen – have been tastefully added to retain this inimitable charm.

Outside, it's a slightly different story. The hot tub and swimming pool in the middle of the garden are comparatively recent additions to the address but are no less welcome for it. As well as that, there are a couple of spots for alfresco feasts to dine among the fragrant flowers and trees that fill the grounds.

Although the location is certainly secluded, you don't have to venture far to find things to see and do. The medieval hilltop town of Montepulciano is only 4.5km away and is famous for its Renaissance-era buildings and globally-coveted wine. A little further afield, the cities of Perugia and Siena are 63 and 67km away respectively, so well within range for a day trip.

Rustic Idyll

Peaceful Tuscan retreats don’t get much better than this. This stunning home – spread between the main villa and an annex – is a special base in Italy, tucked amid the Tuscan Hills yet within easy reach of the art and culture of nearby Montepulciano and Pienza. This is a refined, stylish home designed to blend the antique and the modern. You can look forward to the villa’s original beamed ceilings and stone walls as well as a steel kitchen and contemporary features. We love the alfresco dining setup and the private infinity pool – it’s a breathtaking spot for admiring sunsets over Val D’Orcia. 

A Tuscan Rhapsody

A true rural oasis, this flower-framed Tuscan farmhouse beautifully blends traditional charm with modern comforts to create the perfect quiet retreat. Hills teeming with olive trees, cypresses and holm oaks surround it on all sides, best enjoyed from the home's panoramic terraces. Inside, meanwhile, brick-clad archways, stone flooring and exposed beam ceilings blend with elegant furnishings in the living room to create a feeling of countryside grandeur. Wander around the garden brimming with lemon trees, jasmine and oleander plants and down the path to the secluded swimming pool where sun loungers invite luxurious afternoon relaxation. An outdoor dining table beckons at mealtimes for barbecue feasts, while the indoor pool table and the bedroom reading platform are perfect for whiling away quiet hours when the sun gets too hot. With the medieval village of Trequanda just a few minutes walk away and Siena reachable by car in just forty-five minutes, there’s plenty of exploring to enjoy in and around your private haven. 

Oleander Oasis

This luxurious villa is the perfect setting for a relaxing holiday in Tuscany. The home is set in a large park filled with plants and flowers, with a beautiful infinity pool at its centre. There’s a vegetable garden that you can choose produce from for your meals, perhaps prepared on the barbecue or in the wood-burning oven. When you want to take your vacation relaxation to the next level, head to the wellness centre to soak in the Jacuzzi and unwind in the sauna. This home in the heart of the Val di Chiana is a stunning choice for large groups. 

Golden Dahlia

Discover the Val di Chiana with a stay in this cosy homestead. Just 3 kilometres from the centre of Lucignano, you'll be well-connected to explore Arezzo, Montepulciano, and Siena. With a private, above-ground swimming pool, you'll also have plenty to enjoy back home, too. The lounge chairs in the garden are perfect for a snooze in the sunshine, while the terraces make excellent spots for alfresco meals. The design inside is contemporary with a touch of traditional Tuscan character. We think it works well for families and friends.

Chiana Charm

Stunning countryside views. A lush garden. A swimming pool. Even a private bowls court. This Tuscan mansion sets the scene for la dolce vita. Inside, traditional charm meets a touch of eccentricity – think vaulted ceilings, eclectic furnishings, and unexpected pops of colour. And when it comes to space? There’s more than enough to go around – two kitchens and generous communal areas make it ideal for large groups of friends or family get-togethers. Cortona, Siena and Florence are all within driving distance – though with a base like this, you might be tempted to stay put.

The Etruscan Lady

With a lovely setting on the borders of Val d'Orcia and Val di Chiana, this home, on a former 200-year-old farm, is perfect for a Tuscan break. There's a large shared outdoor swimming pool for hot summer days and a wine bar where breakfast can also be served. Or, if you'd like some alone time, make a beeline for your private terrace. When you feel like exploring the area, the beautiful and cultural cities of Florence, Perugia, Siena and Arezzo can be reached by car.

Italian Charm

Surrounded by Tuscan countryside, this apartment is a comfortable base from which to explore the region. Spread over two floors, the kitchen’s fully-equipped and there’s a fireplace in the living room, which is ideal if you're visiting during the winter. Guests staying here have access to a communal pool and a wine bar. Plus, on-site reception staff are happy to assist with questions or queries. The rural location means you’ll need a car if you intend on exploring – Torrita di Siena is within easy driving distance. 

Tuscany Retreat

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Located on the border between the Val d'Orcia and the Val di Chiana in Tuscany, this 200-year-old farm has been transformed into a small resort village with fourteen homes. There’s a beautiful shared outdoor swimming pool to enjoy during the hot Tuscan summers and a wine bar for when you fancy a tipple (breakfast is also served here if you wish). Out and about, explore famous cities such as Florence, Perugia, Siena, Arezzo and Orvieto which can be easily accessed by car.

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Set within the atmospheric streets of central Montepulciano, this traditional apartment sits like a gateway to the timeless beauty of Tuscany.

Overlooking the verdant garden of an ancient fortress, every detail of this home is steeped in the historic charm of its location. From the traditional features to the antique furnishings and artwork, it’s the kind of space that feels authentically Italian – inviting you to slow down and savour life’s simple pleasures. So whether you’re sipping your morning coffee on the little balcony, or preparing a light bite with local delicacies, it’s easy to feel inspired by the small details of this setting. 

Stepping outside, you’ll find it’s just a short romantic stroll to the medieval piazza, churches, viewing terraces as well as restaurants and cafés. And for explorations further afield, Montepulciano provides easy access to the majestic cities of Tuscany – both Siena and Florence are within driving distance. 

Casa Dolce Vita

Ideal for a group of friends or perhaps a multi-generational break, this farmhouse is said to be the oldest building in the village and, although it's been smartly modernised, it's still beautifully traditional. Just as it would have been when it was built, the main house is divided into separate apartments – one upstairs and one on the ground floor. With two small kitchens, two bedrooms and two bathrooms each, it's perfect if you'd like to all mingle in the outdoor space but retreat to some privacy at night. And with an additional one-bedroom guest house too, it becomes even more flexible.

Deep in the Cortona countryside, it's a great base for exploring Tuscany, with Arezzo, Montepulciano, Siena and Assisi all within easy reach for a day trip by car. Get out and about on walking or cycling routes and even visit the coast if you feel like it. While you're out, don't forget to pick up some delicious local food and drink – perhaps stopping to sample the offerings at the nearby wineries. And serve dinner out on the terrace before moving inside to your characterful, comfortable quarters for the night. 

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While away spectacular sunny days lost in the pages of a good book by the pool, drink fantastic local wines as you relax in the bubbling Jacuzzi, and tuck into Tuscan classics cooked on the brick barbecue at this beautiful countryside chic apartment located within a spectacular villa close to the charming hilltop village of Rigomagno.

The interior is a typically Tuscan affair, with terracotta tiled floors underfoot, a large brick fireplace to gather around, and earth tones that soothe the soul, all sitting beneath an exposed beam ceiling. In the bedroom, elegantly draped material adds a touch of Renaissance drama, while the spacious marble bathroom is perfect for post-pool pampering sessions.

Step into the shared outdoor space, and you'll find yourself surrounded by eighteen acres of pristine protected forest, with breathtakingly beautiful walks departing right from the front door. In addition to the stunning gardens (complete with table football, table tennis and a playground), you can up your relaxation game at the thermal baths in Rapolano Terme, a fifteen-minute drive away.

If you'd like to explore further afield, the lovely medieval city of Siena and the hilltop Renaissance town of Montepulciano are well within day-trip distance, with both approximately half an hour's drive away.

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